Abby Ellin

And I said, that's impossible. He said, there's a lot of things that they don't know. And I remember thinking, okay, this is insane. But maybe there's a story here.

I was trying to do my own checkups because I was feeling crazy. And I couldn't call up the CIA and say, hey, do you have this guy on your payroll? I mean, you can't do that.

I was trying to do my own checkups because I was feeling crazy. And I couldn't call up the CIA and say, hey, do you have this guy on your payroll? I mean, you can't do that.

I was trying to do my own checkups because I was feeling crazy. And I couldn't call up the CIA and say, hey, do you have this guy on your payroll? I mean, you can't do that.

My brother-in-law said that doesn't make sense because he was in the Navy and he said he wouldn't tell you about that. I had another friend who said the same thing. They're not supposed to tell you.

My brother-in-law said that doesn't make sense because he was in the Navy and he said he wouldn't tell you about that. I had another friend who said the same thing. They're not supposed to tell you.

My brother-in-law said that doesn't make sense because he was in the Navy and he said he wouldn't tell you about that. I had another friend who said the same thing. They're not supposed to tell you.

that he had a vault full of metals for operations that didn't really exist. They were unofficial, you know, like homeland-y kind of things that you're not supposed to know about. Abby asked her new professors if this could be true. I would ask my teachers, you know, is that possible? They said, yeah, absolutely it is.

that he had a vault full of metals for operations that didn't really exist. They were unofficial, you know, like homeland-y kind of things that you're not supposed to know about. Abby asked her new professors if this could be true. I would ask my teachers, you know, is that possible? They said, yeah, absolutely it is.

that he had a vault full of metals for operations that didn't really exist. They were unofficial, you know, like homeland-y kind of things that you're not supposed to know about. Abby asked her new professors if this could be true. I would ask my teachers, you know, is that possible? They said, yeah, absolutely it is.

I met his family. I met his son. I met his brother. I met his aunt. I met some friends. I met everybody, you know.

I met his family. I met his son. I met his brother. I met his aunt. I met some friends. I met everybody, you know.

I met his family. I met his son. I met his brother. I met his aunt. I met some friends. I met everybody, you know.

And I had said to him at some point, listen, I'm going to want a kid. When she told Richard this? Basically, he was willing to do it. He said, I love you. I'm in love with you. I'll do anything you want. I'm going to ask you to marry me. So whatever makes you happy makes me happy.

And I had said to him at some point, listen, I'm going to want a kid. When she told Richard this? Basically, he was willing to do it. He said, I love you. I'm in love with you. I'll do anything you want. I'm going to ask you to marry me. So whatever makes you happy makes me happy.

And I had said to him at some point, listen, I'm going to want a kid. When she told Richard this? Basically, he was willing to do it. He said, I love you. I'm in love with you. I'll do anything you want. I'm going to ask you to marry me. So whatever makes you happy makes me happy.

I'm 42. He's 58. We're not kids anymore. And we would discuss that. He said, you know, his father always said, when you know, you know. And I've heard that before. So then he began, he would visit me in New York and he would come and he would say, oh, I just went to De Beers and I was looking, I was looking at rings there. And I thought, OK, great, that's cool.

I'm 42. He's 58. We're not kids anymore. And we would discuss that. He said, you know, his father always said, when you know, you know. And I've heard that before. So then he began, he would visit me in New York and he would come and he would say, oh, I just went to De Beers and I was looking, I was looking at rings there. And I thought, OK, great, that's cool.

I'm 42. He's 58. We're not kids anymore. And we would discuss that. He said, you know, his father always said, when you know, you know. And I've heard that before. So then he began, he would visit me in New York and he would come and he would say, oh, I just went to De Beers and I was looking, I was looking at rings there. And I thought, OK, great, that's cool.

But one day he says to me, you know, Abby, I'm really upset. I can't afford a $30,000 ring, $40,000 ring. You know, I said, I don't need a $40,000 ring, which is true. I didn't.